Topic: Iguana farming

2) drenched in/with light (literary) something that is drenched with light has a lot of light shining on it
drench
/drentʆ/ verb [T]
to make something or someone extremely wet
In the early morning they had got drenched in the grass.
— drenching /ˈdrentʆɪŋ/ adjective
drenching rain
blend in
phrasal verb
if someone or something blends in with people or objects, they match them or are similar, and you do not notice them
: [blend in with]
The old house blends in perfectly with the countryside.
take account of something also take something into account
to consider or include particular facts or details when making a decision or judgment about something
These figures do not take account of changes in the rate of inflation.
on account of something because of something else, especially a problem or difficulty
She was told to wear flat shoes, on account of her back problem.
po‧ten‧tial‧ly
AC /pəˈtenʆəli/ adverb [+ adj/adv]
something that is potentially dangerous, useful etc is not dangerous etc now, but may become so in the future
a potentially dangerous situation
po‧ten‧tial1
S3 W2 AC
/pəˈtenʆəl/ adjective [only before noun]
likely to develop into a particular type of person or thing in the future SYN possible
potential customer/buyer/client
new ways of attracting potential customers
potential benefit/problem
the potential benefits of the new system
potential danger/threat/risk
the potential risks to health associated with the drug
potential2
W3 AC
noun [U]
1) the possibility that something will develop in a particular way, or have a particular effect
potential for
The company certainly has the potential for growth.
potential of
the potential of the Internet to create jobs